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Equipment•by Staff•June 4, 2001

UK Fuel Price Protest A Bust

Small groups of English truck drivers and other demonstrators spent the weekend protesting high fuel prices outside oil refineries and bulk storage depots

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•June 4, 2001

Truck Inspection Blitz Begins Today

Truck and bus safety inspectors throughout North America will be on the job today through Thursday checking trucks and buses and their drivers at inspection sites along major highways

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 4, 2001

XM Radio Launches Second Satellite

XM Satellite Radio, Washington, D.C, has successfully launched the second of two satellites to provide coast-to-coast subscriber radio service aimed at mobile listeners

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 4, 2001

Traffic.com Changes Name

Traffic.com of Wayne, Pa., has changed its name to Mobility Technologies, Inc. The change is intended to better reflect the company's technological focus

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 4, 2001

Xata Offers Log And Fuel Software For Qualcomm Device

Minneapolis-based trucking software provider Xata Corp., has introduced two new applications for Qualcomm's MVPc onboard computer. The applications, Electronic Driver Logs and Fuel Tax, automate driver logs, monitor state line crossings and calculate fuel tax

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Fleet Management•by Staff•June 3, 2001

Truckers Face Tighter Security At Florida Seaports

A bill signed into law on May 31 by Florida Gov. Jeb Bush requires seaports to beef up security measures at the state’s 14 seaports

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 2, 2001

Union Could be in Cards for More Contract Mail Drivers

As the U.S. Postal Service increasingly turns to privatization, including contracted trucking companies to haul the mail, a union victory at a contract hauler in West Dallas raises questions about whether this will start a trend

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Drivers•by Staff•June 2, 2001

Dangerous Ramp Closed to Trucks in Boston

A steep off-ramp from the Tobin Bridge in Boston has been closed to trucks after a truck slammed into three cars and a house last week

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Drivers•by Staff•June 2, 2001

Falsifying Drug Tests Made a Crime in Oregon

Both chambers of the Oregon legislature have approved a bill making it a crime to falsify drug test results or possess a substance or device designed to falsify drug tests

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 1, 2001

McCormick, Top Staff Will Leave ATA for Telecom Association

Walter B. McCormick Jr. is leaving his post as president and CEO of American Trucking Associations to become president and CEO of the United States Telecom Assn

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